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Pistons Aim for Improved Ballhandling After Offseason Changes

9/16/2025

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The Detroit Pistons seek to enhance ballhandling for the 2026 season following Dennis Schroder's departure.
Last season, they ranked 21st in turnover rate and faced challenges with backup point guards.
The team achieved 44 wins in 2024-25, significantly improving from the previous season.
Team president Trajan Langdon acknowledged their growth despite a playoff exit against the Knicks.
Key offseason moves include losing Malik Beasley and adding Caris LeVert and Duncan Robinson.

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Story summary

The Detroit Pistons seek to enhance ballhandling for the 2026 season following Dennis Schroder's departure.
Last season, they ranked 21st in turnover rate and faced challenges with backup point guards.
The team achieved 44 wins in 2024-25, significantly improving from the previous season.
Team president Trajan Langdon acknowledged their growth despite a playoff exit against the Knicks.
Key offseason moves include losing Malik Beasley and adding Caris LeVert and Duncan Robinson.